Geogames as Cities of Perception: Understanding Hybrid Spaces, in: Poplin, A.; de Sena, I.; Andrade, B. (2025): Proceedings of the 2nd Geogames Symposium – Connecting Communities through Games and Play, 9-10 June 2025 Dublin, Ireland, pp. 86-93.

Our demo paper “Unraveling the Tales of Aurora – An Imaginative Serious Games Approach” has been accepted for presentation at IMET 2023 Conference.

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Wirklichkeiten | Realities . Ausstellungskatalog | Art exhibition catalogue is now online at Social Sciences Open Access Repository (SSOAR) by gesis – Leibniz Institut für Sozialwissenschaften.

Wie steht es um Ihr Kunstverständnis und Ihre Kreativität?

Diese Frage stellt unser aktuelles Citizen Science Projekt “Wirklichkeiten | Realities” im Rahmen der gleichnamigen Kunstausstellung im Rathaus in Herrsching am Ammersee.

Bitte teilen Sie uns hier Ihre Meinung mit: https://www.umfrage.sv.bgu.tum.de/index.php/662965

Alle Ergebnisse werden anonymisiert für eine wissenschaftliche Studie gesammelt. Sie sind herzlich dazu eingeladen!

Today we are presenting our posters at Federal Forum for Remote Sensing and Copernicus 2022. The photographs were kindly provided by Gunter Zeug from Terranea, Germany.

The following posters have been published at mediaTUM – the media and publications repository of the Technical University of Munich:

Grimma Floodfighters – Open Geodata in a Real-time Strategy Game (english version)

Grimma Floodfighters – Offene Geodaten in einem Echtzeitstrategiespiel (german version)

Nykus Exploration – Open Geodata in a Survival Game (english version)

Nykus Exploration – Offene Geodaten in einem Survival Game (german version)

Open Geodata and Virtual Reality Games . 2 Poster Presentations at Federal Forum for Remote Sensing and Copernicus 2022, June 21st – 23rd, Berlin

Stunning projects at TUM | Augmented Reality . DemoDay . February 8th, 2022 . 15:00 CET . https://www.in.tum.de/far/lehre/demoday/

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Open Real Time Games Workshop – Digital tools for professional game development

This seminar is offered at the Technical University of Munich in Informatics: Games Engineering. The course focuses on the experimental examination of digital tools for professional game development – both in modeling and game programming as well as in the integration of interaction devices and methods (e.g.: BioFeedback, Eyetracking, Gaze and Gesture etc.). In the form of a practical seminar, the project work is carried out on the basis of a practical problem.

What our world looks like, simply depends on our way of reasoning. It is our different paradigms that shape and form our world.

Presentation at MTL Connect 2021 . October 12th | 12:00 – 12:30 PM (EST – Hour of Montréal)

What Kind of Digital Society Do We Want to Live In? – Remarks on Digital Transformation in Architecture and Urban Planning

This contribution is based on the publication:

Höhl W. COVID-19 and digital transformation: developing an open experimental testbed for sustainable and innovative environments using Fuzzy Cognitive Maps, in: F1000Research 2021, 10:264 (https://doi.org/10.12688/f1000research.51357.1)

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Explore a media ontology of XR-Games and discover how to design ambiguity in virtual worlds: “Ambiguity in Utopian XR-Games. Basic Principles for the Design of Virtual Worlds”. A preprint of this article is now available at SSOAR and media TUM.

This paper was developed as a publication on my presentation at the Science MashUp Symposium on the topic of “XR – Society – Utopia” at Leipzig University of Applied Sciences on April 24, 2021.